The new Resort Management Board members are:
- Mark Anderson – chair
- Diana Patterson – deputy chair
- Stacey Daniel
- Lynnette Gibbs
- Graham Irish
- Roger Kilby
- Charles Warren
PARKING PROCESS
CAR COLLECTION - For the collection of vehicles upon leaving the mountain
- All visitors that arrive will be greeted at Falls Creek Road intersection
- Drivers will be given a temporary pass which allows them 30 minutes of access time into the village to deliver passengers and luggage.
- All drivers must then return to Falls Creek Road Intersection where they will be greeted by a transporter and directed to an allocated car park.
- Transporters will then chauffer drivers back to their accommodation in the village if desired.
FREE VILLAGE SHUTTLE
- Drivers will be chauffeured to the car park from a bus stop and drivers will again be able to drive their vehicles to their accommodation to pick up luggage and passengers
- Where possible drivers are encouraged to walk to their vehicles for collection.
- Please note, this service will only be available until Monday 8th March until 4pm.
- A free village shuttle will operate throughout the village during the weekend to shuttle pedestrians that are mobility impaired or unable to walk. This shuttle will operate on a set route at a very slow speed and visitors are encouraged to wait at designated bus stops.
The Bogong High Plains Road will receive its final seal starting on Wednesday, 24 February. The work is expected to take more than a week.
Alpine Shire Council's Manager Strategic Services, John Carter said the final seal and guard rail will be installed to complete the road sealing project.
"It is expected there will be minor delays while the work is in progress and the surface will be vacuumed of loose stones at the same time," Mr Carter said.
"This will be welcomed by all the road users. The unique Alpine loop that can be enjoyed by car tourers, motorcyclists and road cyclists alike is already proving popular.
Parks Victoria and the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) advise that all national and state parks and forests in the North Country and the North East will be closed tomorrow in the interest of public safety.
“Many of our parks are large, open landscapes surrounding roads and towns, so access cannot be prevented. We can only stress the intense level of fire risk in these bushland areas and close visitor sites wherever possible,” ...
Those who are already in a park or forest area are advised the safest option is to leave tonight or early tomorrow morning. Bushfires which start on a day of CODE RED Fire Danger Rating may be uncontrollable, unpredictable and move quickly.
Parks Victoria and DSE encourage visitors already in these areas to contact the local Visitor Information Centre to find out about alternative tourism opportunities in lower risk areas.
